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Money-Transfer Company Faces Record Fine From U.K. Tax Agency

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By Christopher Elser Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Daily Tax Report ® By Christopher Elser Jan. 7, 2021, 10:33 AM U.K. tax officials fined a money-transfer company a record 23.8 million pounds ($32.4 million) for failing to follow rules designed to prevent money laundering. MT Global Ltd. breached regulations between July 2017 and December 2019, HM Revenue and Customs said Thursday in a statement. The firm failed to conduct risk assessments, associated record-keeping and customer due-diligence measures, authorities said.
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U.S. Diplomat’s Wife Had Immunity in U.K. Teenager’s Death

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By Christopher Elser Verified
| MSN Verified
© Photographer: Peter Summers/Getty Images Europe LONDON, ENGLAND - DECEMBER 03: Charlotte Charles, Mother of Harry Dunn joins an anti-Donald Trump protest as NATO Leaders attend a reception at Buckingham Palace on December 3 2019 in London, England. Harry Dunn died after being hit by a car reportedly driven by Anne Sacoolas, the wife of a US Diplomat, who then fled back to the United States of America sparking tensions.
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Scottish Judges Extend Decision on Whether Johnson Met Benn Act

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By Christopher Elser Verified
| Yahoo Verified
(Bloomberg) -- Scottish judges held off on ruling on a case brought by opponents of a no-deal Brexit to ensure that British Prime Minister Boris Johnson complies with a law requiring he reach an agreement with the European Union on leaving or postponing the country’s departure. The three-person panel, led by Judge Colin Sutherland, didn’t set a date for the next hearing when releasing their decision in Edinburgh Monday.
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